Ohio and Kansas City delegates in GOP race for senate
The report notes Hoov Hoover supporter A. L. Garford plans a California trip after Kansas City for the Republican convention and not returning to Ohio before July. Ohio delegates to the convention head home to prep for the June 28 state convention amid talks on Cole and Brown not entering the Senate race and Thompson and Burton weighing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ol. Garford
Kansas City
Ohio
Juty
Ralph D. Cole
Findley
Thad H. Brown
Columbus
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Cole
Brown
Fess
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Col
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
xnoti-Hoover
Theodore Burton
Frank B. Willis
Burton
Thompson
Ohio No
Harmony Among G O P Leaders In Cleveland Papers Rise
Cleveland three newspapers The Plain Dealer The News and The Press all announce that starting Monday June 18 the price will rise from 2 cents to 3 cents. Akron Times-Press and Akron Beacon Journal likewise say their issues will cost 3 cents from Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
The
News
the Press
Scripps- Howard
Akron, CO
Akron Times-Press
Akron Beacon Journal
Today
Brule President Coolidge Visit Captures Local Interest
PESITENT BRULE Wis June 16 The President has come to Brule to the 302 residents the day of Coolidge arrival is more significant than Independence Day Washington’s birthday or concert night The town’s real estate boom and rising rentals draw attention Allen T Golder and Tenry Denny attend to church roof and cafe cups Mrs Webster eyes potential rentals at her 10 room house While the President stays six miles away at Cedar Island Lodge locals linger on Main Street as the Coolidges tour Cedar Island Lodge and Brule River Later the article shifts to Kansas City where the Republican Convention nominates Werhart Touver and Senator Curtis with strategy to win farmers and expand into border states and the South
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brule
Wis
United States
Coolidge
Washington
Florida
A A. J. Webster
Cedar Island Lodge
Brule River
Main Street
Superior
Alr
Mrs. Coolidge
Ife
J. MM. Lambert
Wansas City
Werhart Touver
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Curtis
Hoover
Oelt
Poly” Tincher
Tincher
Noover
Dakotas
Minnesota
Illinois
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Houston
Carrie
Moses
Converurion
Tammany
New York City
South
CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICES IN OHIO RACE HEATS UP
Columbus June 16 declarations filed touch 63 candidates for state offices at secretary of state. Republicans lead with 35 and Democrats 27. Four incumbents seek renomination, including Sen Fess and Secretary Brown. Senior races see Geiger and Poulson entering respectively for Supreme Court and attorney general. Continuous cover notes Pickrel running for lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jacob Willner Epstein
Toledo
Secretary of State
U.S
Simeon
Simeon 0. Fess
Yellow Springs
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Bert B. Buckley
Deyton
Robert J. Nay
Massillon
Common Pleas
Frank W. Geiger
Springhold
Supreme Court
Judge Day
Francis W. Poulson
Stanley Cherrington
U. S
Cyrus Locher
Cleveland
Graham P. Flint
Cincinnati
Frank F. Gentsch
Tent
Wiliam G. Pickrel
Dayton
Pekras Winner In Court Action
A suit brought by W. Rider against the Bannon Theater Company and John Pekras was dismissed. A cross petition from the defendant, granted by Judge J. D. Barnes in common pleas court, sought cancellation of stock held by the plaintiff and an accounting of Pekras interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rider
Bannon Theater Company
John Pekras
J. D. Barnes
Common Pleas Court
Pekra
Grass fire near General Industries quickly extinguished
Engine Company 2 was dispatched to a grass fire near the General Industries plant today and had the blaze out in eight minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minutes Eingine Co. 2
General Industries
Dr. Williams To Be Buried Monday
Funeral rites for Dr. Henry G. Williams 63 president of Wilmington College will be held Monday at 2 p m in the college auditorium Myers Y Cooper of Cincinnati will speak Burial will be at New Vienna He is survived by a sister Mrs Sarah E Williams Athens and two brothers T Otto Williams Petersburg Va and Quinton Williams Hillsboro Kin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Henry G. Williams
Wilmington College
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
New Vienna
Williams
Sarahf E. Williams
Athens
T. Otto Williams
Petersburg
Quinton Williams
Hillsboro
Kin
Topeka Welcomes Senator Curtis With Carnival Parade
In Topeka Kansas on June 16 a home town celebration greeted Senator Charles Curtis Republican vice presidential nominee. Decorations rose citywide as a speaker’s stand and two bands joined thousands in a parade from Curtis home to the state house grounds. Curtis praised Hoover and urged majority rule during brief addresses by Gov. Ben Paulen and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
Charles Curtis
Curtis
Kansas City
State House
W. O. Rigby
Ben 8. Paulen
Washington
Werbert Hoover
Mrs. Leona Cur No. 3
Bible School Enrollment Now 288
One week of Summer Bible school ended yesterday with superintendent Ruth B. Taylor reporting an enrollment of 288 and a daily average of 256. High teen churches are represented with students from Lorain Wellington and Lockhaven Pa. Fifty six are enrolled in Kindergarten and Grade 1 taught by Linda Mae Blanchard and Annie Davidson. Grades II and III, taught by Mary Short with Barbara Whidden as assistant, enroll seven leading to next Monday when Ralph Obitts will devote one hour daily. Grade IV is led by Fanny Brown. Continued on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth B. Taylor
Barbara Whidden
Ralph Obitts
Fanny Brown
Akron Girl Dies From Injuries In Auto Crash
Akron June 16 Misa Katherine Tobin fiancée of Clarence J Bisley Akron police prosecutor and Central Baseball League president died today from injuries in Thursday night automobile accident. Riley was killed and Tobin fatally injured when Risley s car collided with a youth driven vehicle that failed to stop. Tobin had graduated from Akron College Tuesday and never regained consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, CO
Misa Katherine Tobin
Clarence J. Bisley
Akron
Central Baseball League
Riley
Miss Tobin
Risley
Akron College
Baltimore detective saves man after shooting on tracks
A Baltimore and Ohio railroad detective named fu. VW. Jones shot at a man named William Wells 27 of Waynesburg Ohio near the Columbia Steel Co crossing along the tracks between the Columbia Steel Co and Fox Furnace plants. Wells was wounded in the head and left arm and was hospitalized at Mivria Memorial hospital with expected recovery. The incident occurred shortly after ten last night as Jones watched a steel train.
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VW. Jones
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jones
Columbia Steel Co
Fox Furnace
William Wells
Waynesburg
Ohio
Mivria Memorial Hospital
Columbia Steel Crossing
Grafton Residents Hurt as Fatal Crash Near Sandusky
A two-vehicle crash near Sandusky on the Cleveland road left David Lawson of Sandusky dead and C P Hitchcock of Lorain injured. Willis N Hitchcock, a Grafton farmer riding with them, suffered a broken nose and facial cuts. Mrs W N Hitchcock endured a broken wrist and facial injuries, with her sister also hurt. The Hitchcock couple’s daughter Dorothy remained uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Sandusky
David Lawson
C. P. Hitchcock
Lorain
Cleveland Road
Lawson
Willis N. Hitchcock
Anniversary of Beatty local option laws celebrated at Oberlin
In Oberlin Ohio the fortieth anniversary of Ohio Beatty township local option laws and the Anti Saloon League’s origin was observed during commencement exercises at Oberlin College Survivors of the early league organizers led memorial services led by Dr Howard Hyde Russell founder and former associate superintendent The group plans a tablet at the Spear library site to mark where the league began
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Oberlin, O
Beatty Township
Ohio
Oberlin College
Spear
Howard Hyde Russell
Oberlin
Westerville
Russell
Ohio General Assembly
Anti-Saloon League
Flood Breaches Flood Dunklin County Levee Near Kennett
Two breaks in the St Francis River levee north of Kennett MO flood 30000 acres of Dunklin county farms and displace 150 to 200 families. Officials estimate damage at 750000 with Red Cross tent colony set up at the Dunklin county fair grounds as relief workers and Missouri guards rush to shore up the levee ahead of expected crest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennett
St. Francis River
Here
Dunklin County
Dunklin County Fair
Red Cross
R. R. Plankey
Missouri National Guardsmen
St. Francis
Primary candidates flood Lorain county race slate
In Lorain county primary filings eleven citizens sought slots on the November ballot for county commissioner treasurer and state legislature. Eight Republicans and three Democrats compete led by incumbents George Rhoads and William B. Richmond Elyria with other hopefuls from Lorain Avon Lake Amherst and Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Board of County Commissioners
County Board of Elections
Jst
Prgeant Encumbants
George Rhoads
William B. Richmond
Elyria
Elyrians
Samuel A. Beal
William Whitney
Lorain
Fred Koegle
Thomas Peebles
Republican Civic
C. K R. Summers
Oberlin
Seward Bonding Suit Reaches State Supreme Court
In Columbus Ohio on June 16, former Elyria postmaster Dennis W. Seward appealed to the state supreme court over money allegedly paid by National Surety Co of New York to cover Seward’s losses while post master. The appeal asks review of Lorain county appellate court rulings reversing the common pleas verdict for Seward. Seward served as postmaster at Elyria until 1922. the bonding company was his surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Dennis W. Seward
Ilyria
National Surety Co
New York
Seward
State Supreme Court
Lorain County Appelate Court
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Appelant
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Elyvia
Meth Bishop To Give Address Here Tomorrow
A large gathering of Epworth Leaguers from four counties is planned at the First M. E. church tomorrow. Events include a 6:30 a.m. prayer service led by Rev. Roy B. Smith, a 9:30 a.m. Sunday school session with classes for the district’s youth, and at 10:44 a.m. a sermon on John Wesley. At 3:00 p.m. Bishop Thedd S. Henderson of Cre natt will speak at the convocation. The Epworth League closing meeting follows with Dr. Hess speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leaguers
Norwalk
Roy
Smith
Sandusky
John Wesley
Theedd S. Henderson
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Peint
Hoov Hoover
G.O.P
Thompson Cenfer
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Tate
Dr. Williams
Maine
Herbert Hoaver
Rome
Bible School
Hho
Ghat
HIGH
Meth
Epworth
Aegue Werkes
Hess
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